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- Celebrating the Fourth without a bang
What's a July Fourth celebration without fireworks? Many cities across the United States will find out Saturday. As municipalities grope for ways to shore up budgets, expensive pyrotechnics displays are becoming the latest victims of the recession. "I think there's going to be a lot of people complaining about it," said Terry Mertins, whose city, Tuscon, Arizona, is forgoing fireworks.
- China says Web censor plan to proceed: report
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- Carefx Signs Customer In Seattle
Scottsdale, Arizona-based Carefx, a developer of clinical information systems software, disclosed this week that its products have been chosen by Seattle-based Virginia Mason Medical Center. Size of the win was not disclosed, however, Carefx said that
- Drug cartel tunnelers target U.S. border town
A resident walking near the rusted boundary fence in this Arizona border city last month reported suspicious knocking coming from an abandoned warehouse to the Border Patrol. The agents found two men constructing the exit for a sophisticated but
- Feds to study La Paz County
YUMA, Ariz. - The federal government is setting aside areas of western Arizona's La Paz County for a solar energy study. Federal officials said Monday the U.S. intends to fast-track efforts to construct solar power generating facilities on public lands
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Arizona became the United States forty-eighth state on February 14, 1912. The state's largest city and capital is Phoenix. Arizona is the Spanish interpretation of Aztec words meaning "silver bearing". About 550 million years ago, Arizona was under water. As the water receded, it created natural wonders like the Grand Canyon. Today, there are four deserts in Arizona: the Sorrow, Mojave, Great Basin, and Chihuahua. The Grand Canyon State is the 6th largest state in the Union measuring a total of 111,642 square miles.
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